Books matching: boston underworld
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Save:'Crow' in the series 'Boston Underworld' by A. Zavarelli follows the story of Mackenzie, aka Mack, who goes undercover in the Boston Irish mob to uncover the truth behind her missing friend. The plot unfolds with intense action, dark themes, and a mix of danger, betrayal, and scorching passion. The author weaves a complex web of plots, introducing well-executed supporting characters and a brooding hero, Lachlan Crow, who is part of The Syndicate and struggles to stay in control when Mack enters his world unexpectedly. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on the Irish Mob, authentic world-building, and a storyline that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
One by one, the lads come forward to speak their final piece. Niall and Ronan remain by my side, quiet. Condolences are carried away on the Autumn breeze, faintly spoken, and seldom heard. My bones ar... - #2
Save:Reaper is a dark and gritty romance set in the seedy world of the Boston Underworld. The story revolves around Ronan, known as the Reaper, a cold and calculating killer with a troubled past, and Sasha, a woman who becomes entangled in his dangerous world. The book delves into themes of violence, mafia activities, and the complexities of relationships, all woven together with a writing style that keeps readers engaged and eager to uncover the secrets within each page.
He’s sitting in the pit tonight. Watching me as I make my way around and help Kaya with drinks. Slainte is packed this evening and the VIP room is at full capacity. It has been ever since the Irish st... - #3
Save:'Ghost' by A. Zavarelli is a dark and intense romance set in the Boston Underworld series. The story follows Talia, a woman who finds herself kidnapped and sold as a sex slave, struggling to survive in a world of brutality and despair. Rescued by Alexei, a powerful member of the Russian mafia, Talia embarks on a journey of healing and redemption as they navigate through trust issues, emotional scars, and dangerous secrets. The writing style is captivating and emotionally charged, delving deep into the characters' brokenness and their tumultuous relationship.
I understand it even better now. As I trace my finger over the rough, cracked wood of the rook that sits atop my desk in these late evening hours. The profound pleasure I feel is at war with equal amo...
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Save:'Saint' in the 'Boston Underworld' series by A. Zavarelli is a captivating mafia romance novel that delves into the intense relationship between Rory, a member of the Irish Mafia syndicate, and Scarlett, a mysterious and tough woman with a dark past. The story unfolds with Rory being drawn to Scarlett, even as she pushes him away due to her emotional baggage. As their romance develops, readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions, dark scenes, and raw vulnerability, all set against a backdrop of vengeance and redemption.
The writing style of 'Saint' is described as brilliant, gritty, and suspenseful, with dual points of view that allow readers to delve into the minds of the complex characters. The author, A. Zavarelli, is praised for her masterful storytelling, creating a world filled with ruthless characters, intense chemistry, and unexpected twists that keep readers hooked from start to finish.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Boston Underworld ) - #5
Save:'Cogan's Trade' by George V. Higgins is a crime novel set in Boston's underworld, revolving around an armed robbery at a high-stakes poker game under mob protection. The plot follows hitman Cogan as he is tasked with seeking retribution for the robbery. The book is praised for its realistic depiction of hoods and hitmen, using authentic street slang and dialogue to bring the characters and their criminal activities to life.
The writing style of 'Cogan's Trade' is heavily dialogue-driven, with most of the story unfolding through conversations between characters. The book provides a gritty and detailed look into the day-to-day lives of mobsters, discussing topics such as marriages, criminal activities, and the challenges of earning money in the criminal underworld. The plot weaves multiple threads together, building towards an inevitable conclusion, all while maintaining a sense of realism and authenticity in its portrayal of organized crime.
AMATO IN A GRAY SUIT with a muted red stripe, textured pink shirt with his initials on the left French cuff, a maroon and gold tie, sat at the kidney-shaped, walnut veneer desk and stared. “I got to g... - #6
Save:'Thief' in the series 'Boston Underworld' by A. Zavarelli is a dark and intense mafia romance that follows the complex relationship between Nikolai, a thief and killer loyal to his Vory, and Tanaka, an Italian Mafia princess and ballet dancer. The story delves into themes of treachery, loyalty, and the struggles faced by the characters in a world filled with violence, betrayal, and dark mafia dealings. The writing style captures the raw emotions, power struggles, and heart-wrenching moments, keeping readers on the edge of their seats throughout the book.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Boston Underworld ) - #7
Save:'At End of Day' by George V. Higgins is a gripping novel that delves into the Whitey Bulger and Steve The Rifleman Flemmi saga, with many readers praising Higgins for his accurate portrayal of the events surrounding Bulger's trial. The book is commended for its realistic depiction of the criminal underworld in Boston, showcasing Higgins' expertise in crafting authentic dialogue and capturing the essence of the setting. Despite some opinions noting a lack of cohesion in the plot, Higgins' storytelling prowess shines through, keeping readers engrossed from start to finish.
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Save:Entreat Me by Grace Draven is a reimagining of the classic Beauty and the Beast tale, with a unique twist on the traditional storyline. The book follows the complex characters of Louvaen, a strong and intelligent widow, and Ballard, a grumpy and disfigured man cursed along with his son. The plot delves into their developing relationship, intertwined with elements of fantasy and fairy tales, creating a rich and extensive storyline. Grace Draven's writing style is praised for its eloquence, seamless flow, and ability to create believable scenes and characters without falling into the trap of purple prose.
For the fourth time in as many days, her sister Cinnia entertained the young swordsmith newly hired at Monteblanco’s armory. Like every male in a six-league radius, Gavin de Lovet, only son of Lord Ba... The Gardner Heist by Ulrich Boser is a nonfiction book that delves into the story of one of the largest unsolved art thefts in history. Set in 1990 at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, the book narrates how two men disguised as police officers stole 13 paintings and various artifacts, leaving behind a mystery that remains unsolved to this day. Through a mix of historical background on Boston, the museum, and the enigmatic Isabella Gardner herself, along with interviews with shady characters and art theft history, Boser weaves a compelling narrative that captivates readers interested in the world of art crime.
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Save:'Captive in the Dark' in the series 'The Dark Duet' by C.J. Roberts is a dark and intense read that delves into themes of abuse, captivity, and complex relationships. The story follows Livvie, who is kidnapped by Caleb, her captor, in a tale that explores Stockholm syndrome and the blurred lines between captor and captive. The writing style is described as compelling, captivating, and twisted, with a plot that contains brutal and raw emotions, making it a challenging yet thought-provoking read.
I woke with a really bad headache and noticed two things simultaneously: it was dark and I wasn’t alone. Were we moving? Vision hazy, my eyes rolled around, almost out of instinct, to gain a semblance...
